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Characterization of climatological time series using autoencoders
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2017-11-08Registro en:
@INPROCEEDINGS{8285717, author={R. A. Zapana and C. Lopez del Alamo and J. F. L. Quenaya and A. M. C. Valdivia}, booktitle={2017 IEEE Latin American Conference on Computational Intelligence (LA-CCI)}, title={Characterization of climatological time series using autoencoders}, year={2017}, volume={}, number={}, pages={1-6}, keywords={climatology;control charts;feature extraction;geophysics computing;meteorology;neural nets;pattern clustering;time series;common problems;climatological time series data;high dimensionality;climate pattern;data processing;feature extraction technique;feature extraction method;autoencoder neural network;Synthetic Control Chart Time Series;autoencoders;AUTOE;Time series analysis;Feature extraction;Discrete wavelet transforms;Discrete cosine transforms;Dimensionality reduction;Meteorology;Dimensionality reduction;autoencoder;time series}, doi={10.1109/LA-CCI.2017.8285717}, ISSN={}, month={Nov},}
978-1-5386-3734-0
2017 IEEE Latin American Conference on Computational Intelligence (LA-CCI)
10.1109/LA-CCI.2017.8285717
Autor
Alfonte Zapana, Reynaldo
López Del Alamo, Cristian
Llerena Quenaya, Jan Franco
Cuadros Valdivia, Ana María
Institución
Resumen
Common problems in climatological time series data are high dimensionality, correlation between the sequential values and noise due to calibration of meteorological stations influencing dramatically in the quality of clustering, classification, climate pattern finding and data processing. One way to deal with this problem is through feature extraction technique. In order to extract features from large climatological time series data, we propose a feature extraction method based on autoencoder neural network (AUTOE). As a first step, time series is standardized. Then, different architectures of autoencoder is applied on it to reduce dimensionality. Finally, k-means clustering algorithm are used to evaluate them through quality measures. As a result, autoencoder performs well and is competitive with other feature extraction techniques over Synthetic Control Chart Time Series.